Vance, former President Donald Trump's running mate, has received backlash recently for saying in 2021 that the United States is run by 'childless cat ladies.'
Michael Steele, former chairman of the Republican National Committee , said on Saturday that Ohio Senator JD Vance has a problem with his 'own masculinity' following resurfaced 'childless' remarks he made and the subsequent backlash.Since Vance became former President Donald Trump's running mate last month at the Republican National Convention, the senator has been in the spotlight for past remarks he made.
Although it's not clear why Steele referred to Hawley, the Missouri Republican senator said earlier this week that Vance's remarks are 'not a great choice of words,' but that the campaign should stay on offense, according to Politico.
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